Lauren Sanchez and Jeff Bezos’ families are so mixed that they are considered the “Brady Bunch”.
The Emmy Award-winning journalist told the WSJ. magazine, she and the Amazon founder live a simple life with their children.
“On a typical Saturday, we have dinner with the kids, which is always fun because you never know where the conversation will go with a lot of kids,” Sanchez told the magazine.
“We’re the Brady Band!”
Sanchez has three children from previous relationships, and Bezos has four children from his marriage to Mackenzie Scott.
The longtime couple lives together in Beverly Hills, California, while also sharing homes in Seattle, Washington, and Seattle, where Bezos founded his tech company. Since their relationship began in 2019 — following her $38 billion divorce from Scott — Bezos and Sanchez have been inseparable.
The Emmy Award winner also detailed their inseparable life.
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The Emmy Award winner also detailed their inseparable life.
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“It’s the greatest experience I’ve ever had. “I’ve always had a career away from my partner,” she explained. “I think now I can work with my partner and be with him all the time…. We love being together and we love working together.
“He’s helping me with the book,” Sanchez, 53, added of a children’s book he has in the works. “He’s getting his pilot’s license. We fly together. We work together. We are always together.
He even joked that Bezos, 59, “kidnapped” his personal trainer, Wes Okerson.
“Jeff is very dedicated to his training,” she shared. “I don’t think you have anything. He really gets down to business.
While Bezos’ ex-wife donated most of her divorce fortune to charity, the tech mogul seems to have a plan as well.
“Jeff has always told me, because I’ve known him, that he gives most of his money to charity,” Sanchez explained. “It’s not surprising to me. He never felt the need to say it.
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